MakerBot Educators Project Planning Guide

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TEACHER REFLECTIONTEACHER WORKFill out the questions below to help guide you in your project planning journey.1. What went well?2. What were the surprises?3. What more do I need to learn about?4. What would you do differently next time?5. Did students meet or exceed your expectations?6. Did project meet academic standards? What worked or don’t work?MAKERBOT EDUCATOR PROJECT PLANNING GUIDE PAGE 22
CONGRATULATIONS! You can now tell Jackson he is going to be 3D printing, and youfeel comfortable knowing that you have a detailed plan of action.“Hey Jackson!” Ms. Gallo says excitedly.“Yah, Ms. Gallo.” Jackson responds.“We are going to be 3D printing locker organizers with our own designs. How amazing isthat going to be?” Ms. Gallo squeals.“Cool!” Jackson says, “I can’t wait to design in 3D!“We hope you find value going through this Project Planning Guide.Please find the PROJECT PLANNING BLUEPRINT on the following page to further assist youwith your project planning journey.MAKERBOT EDUCATOR PROJECT PLANNING GUIDE PAGE 23
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Page 7 and 8: QUESTIONS TO THINK ABOUT….What is
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